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Vivato Extends 802.11g Coverage for Large Venues with New Indoor Wi-Fi Base Station
Business Wire, May 6, 2004
Business Editors/High-Tech Writers
NetWorld Interop 2004 Las Vegas
Booth 2531
SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 6, 2004
Indoor Wi-Fi Base Station delivers industry-leading coverage with
the lowest cost of deployment for high data-rate 802.11g networks
Vivato, a leading provider of wireless networking equipment, today introduced the 802.11g Indoor Wi-Fi Base Station, the VP2200.
The VP2200 employs Vivato's smart antenna technology based on its patented PacketSteering(TM) technology to extend 802.11b and 802.11g signals up to 12 times farther than industrial-grade access points. Just three inches deep, the two foot-by-two foot Vivato Wi-Fi Base Station is easily-mountable in a corner or on a wall, making it perfectly suited for large-scale indoor deployments at warehouses, shopping malls, airport and train terminals, university auditoriums and libraries and sports venues, hotels and resorts.
"One of the challenges of Wi-Fi is that the coverage degrades at higher data rates," said Philip Marshall, Director, Wireless/Mobile Technologies at The Yankee Group. "By focusing the radio signal toward the Wi-Fi users, Vivato's intelligent antenna solution offers improved coverage and data speeds. This is a key requirement for large Wi-Fi deployments."
The VP2200 operates in the 2.4 GHz frequency band, supporting both the 11 Mbps and 54 Mbps data throughput rates of 802.11b and 802.11g, respectively. In addition, the new Vivato Indoor Wi-Fi Base Station features industry-leading security, with support for both WPA and 802.11i. Cutting-edge applications, such as high-power Power over Ethernet, are also supported by Vivato's second-generation device.
"Designing and implementing 802.11g deployments in large areas such as universities, hotels and warehouses, with standard access points is a lengthy and expensive process, with repeated site surveys, extensive wiring and large numbers of APs required," said Dave Fanning, CEO of Elandia Solutions, a Vivato Value Added Reseller. "The Vivato Indoor Wi-Fi Base Station offers maximum Wi-Fi coverage and range, and will allow us to quickly deploy cost-effective high-speed wireless access networks to large venues that require bandwidth-intensive support for their applications."
The VP2200 will be available through Vivato OEMs, Systems Integrators and Value Added Resellers in this summer.
"We leveraged our smart antenna technology in the VP2200 802.11g Indoor Wi-Fi Base Station to maximize performance and cost savings for large-scale indoor wireless networks," said Siavash Alamouti, chief technology officer for Vivato. "The VP2200 demonstrates our continued commitment to technology innovation."
Vivato will demonstrate the VP2200 at booth 2531 at Networld Interop next week.
About Vivato
Vivato is a provider of networking equipment for complete wireless broadband solutions. Vivato's technology is based upon an innovative smart antenna and signal processing. Vivato's unique system architecture enables cost-effective, large-scale indoor and outdoor wireless deployments at hotels, airports, seaports, warehouses, universities and in cities and towns. Vivato is headquartered in San Francisco, with a research and development center in Spokane, Wash. For more information, please visit www.vivato.net or call 866-802-1600.
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